The Brookhaven leader., 1887-12-22

Fine handmade candies nOU on hand.
Fresh pork sausage, barley and buck
wheat Just receired
Choice dairy and creamery butter and
cheese every week.
Choice sweet pickle in barrel and
English chow-chow.
Fresh nuts, fine fruits and ground
spices of the best quality.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor have
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: Protector, Chas Elder; Vice
Protector, Mrs. Ida Schaller; Secretary,
n. Fl. Planchard; Treasurer, Joshua Pre-
batSch: Chaplain, j. o. Frilick; Guide,
+. IL. Hartman; Guardian, d. Schwem.
Sentinel, W. l.. Powell; Trustees, +. IL.
Hartman,E. NJ. Bee, aud Max Priebatsch.
The new officers will he installed on the
first Friday night in January, and fine
supper spread in honor of the occasion.
The Nashville Students and Cnriet
Ministries will give two of their inmith-
BILE performances in BroOkhaven Friday
and Saturday nights. 1t is necessary L"
say bnt little regarding these celebrated
coored vocalists; they have attained an
almost worldwide reputation. They re-
produce the quaint, mirthfnl and mel"-
diouS songs of the negro, and show the
darkies' characteristic pecuiarities with
ont carcatnre, yet in a manner truly in
strnctive and amusing to all.
Be kind enough, reader. to do us the IA
yor of mentioning our paper when yOn go
to purchase at the stores that advertise
with us-and patti onize them above all
others. In ordering goods from Il dis
lance yon might kindly help us in this
way: Noticing your advertisement in the
BRooKHAvEN LEADER, l desire to order
of YOU, etc" This is the most etfrctnal way
of helping the business of paper, for a
paper must needs get much of its support
through ADVERTISING.
Long and Gulledgc only a short while
ago established II music hOnse at Jackson.
Miss, and have achieved rapid and merit
ed success. The freshest, choicest music
may he lad at only 10 cts. per copy. Also
all kinds of musical instruments Miss
Emmie Moore, former Whtworth pupil,
is now in their employ. Any thing IN the
music line may be purchased at reasonable
terms at their house.
Rev. r. J. Boone always ties the mat
rimonial moose in snch fascinating style
the young folks often go and hunt hiis
M. MIR. j. c. Nations and Miss NJ. T..
Dunn, two matrimoually inclined lovers,
sought the good preacher at his res
idence last week, were soon made lone
flesh" and went on their way rejoicing.
In addition to Powell's Staple and Fan
cy Groceries (Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sugar,
Rice, Tea and Coffee) he is now receiving
and opening stock of the finest hand
made candies, with a varied line OF Nov
elites aud Notions, and at prices which
are wonderfully low.
Our Baptist readers will miss a great
deal if they do not subscribe for that ex-
fist Missions by Hervey, of which Rev
r. J. Boone is agent. 1t would make Il
splendid Christmas or New Year present
for friend.
For good coffee, sugar, rice, teas, mo-
lasses, flour. grits, meal, meat, hams,
sour kraut, tobacco, pipes, cigars, spices,
candies and fruits; nuts, extracts, mus
tards, etc, all ut the very lowest prices,
call on Powell.
The l. c. r. r. will sell round trip tick
cts Dec. % to % inclusive, limited to Jan
2, 1888, and will also sell on Dec. 20 to 81
inclusive, limited to Jan. 5, 1Se8-at one
limited fare for round trip.
Do you want any Nash, doors or blinds!
If SO call and see Perkins stock. He can
sell you cheaper than New Orleans
Powell has thousand novelties and no
tious cheap.